Applications & APIs
- Web application testing aligned with OWASP
- Mobile applications (iOS & Android) including backend APIs
- Testing of REST, GraphQL, and gRPC interfaces
- Combination of manual analysis, SAST, and DAST
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A penetration test is a controlled security attack where ethical hackers simulate real adversary behavior to identify weaknesses before they can be exploited.
We provide clear visibility into real risks, remediation priorities, and expert support throughout the mitigation process.
We assess all areas where security risks can arise — applications, APIs, infrastructure, cloud environments, and the human factor. Our testing follows OWASP, PTES, and MITRE ATT&CK methodologies.
We also perform advanced scenarios such as rogue Wi-Fi access points, Active Directory attacks, privilege escalation, OT/ICS security testing, and controlled DoS testing to assess the resilience of critical systems.
In the next step, you will select what you want to test (web applications, APIs, infrastructure, cloud, or social engineering). One of our consultants will contact you within 24 hours to discuss scope, priorities, and an estimated budget.
Select a test and request a quoteHundreds of completed penetration tests for banks, fintech companies, e-commerce platforms, energy providers, and industrial organizations. Clients value our clear reporting, practical exploitation scenarios, and flexible, partnership-oriented approach.
We have been working with Integra’s penetration testing team for several years. Their expertise in both application and infrastructure security is outstanding. We highly value their clear communication, professional approach, and ability to accurately identify real weaknesses in our systems. Integra is a reliable partner for security testing.
Integra conducted penetration tests of our applications with a highly professional approach. The testers demonstrated deep knowledge of modern threat scenarios, uncovered even non-obvious issues, and communication throughout the engagement was extremely agile. Thanks to their work, we significantly strengthened our application security and reinforced customer trust.
Penetration testing is not just a technical check. It helps protect sensitive data, support regulatory compliance, and provides a clear view of real security risks in your environment.
Early identification of vulnerabilities reduces the risk of data breaches, service outages, and reputational damage.
You gain a prioritized overview of weaknesses based on business impact, along with practical remediation recommendations.
We help demonstrate compliance with regulatory requirements and provide evidence of security controls during audits.
We identify the most critical weaknesses an attacker would target first.
Penetration testing is delivered as a controlled project with clearly defined phases, timelines, and outputs — from the initial discussion to retesting and confirmation of remediation.
We clarify testing objectives, select the appropriate testing approach (black, grey, or white box), and define scope and timelines.
We sign the NDA, prepare access credentials, agree on technical prerequisites, and establish communication channels.
Our ethical hackers combine manual techniques, automation, and real attacker methods to identify security weaknesses.
We verify whether vulnerabilities are practically exploitable, map attack paths, assess business impact, and evaluate possible privilege escalation.
You receive a clear report with identified vulnerabilities, their severity, business impact, and concrete remediation recommendations.
We verify that identified issues have been effectively resolved and provide an updated report confirming risk reduction.
We combine experience, deep technical expertise, modern methodologies, and an individual approach. Our goal is to deliver maximum security and clear outputs that provide real, actionable value.
Our reports are clear, well-structured, and technically precise. Clients value their readability, structure, and the level of detail provided.
Testing is performed by senior consultants holding certifications such as OSCP, eWPT, CEH, or CISSP, supported by internal peer review.
We deliver more than 250 security testing engagements annually for banks, telecommunications, energy companies, and e-commerce platforms.
We review your environment together, identify key risks, and recommend the most appropriate testing scenario.
We apply techniques used by real attackers and follow proven methodologies such as OWASP, OSSTMM, and PTES .
Upon completion, you receive a certificate confirming the level of security — suitable for audits, ISO 27001 requirements, and communication with partners.
The price of a penetration test always depends on the scope and complexity of your environment. Most projects typically fall within the low to mid six-figure range (CZK equivalent).
Pricing depends on the number and type of assets tested — web applications, APIs, IP ranges, databases, servers, and cloud services. With a limited budget, the scope can be focused on critical components only.
Cost is influenced by the selected approach — Black Box, Grey Box, or White Box testing. Depth is also affected by the chosen methodology, from OWASP Top 10 to OSSTMM-based testing.
Most projects are delivered remotely, which is efficient and cost-effective. For complex or isolated environments, on-site presence may be required, which impacts overall pricing.
Final pricing may also include retesting after remediation, assistance with implementing recommendations, or tailored workshops for your security or development teams.
Every penetration test concludes with a detailed assessment that combines in-depth technical findings with a clear, high-level summary for management. The report is structured to help you quickly understand risks and efficiently implement remediation measures.
A detailed section intended for administrators, developers, and security specialists. Each vulnerability includes a technical description, impact assessment, and concrete remediation recommendations.
A concise, non-technical section designed for management. It summarizes the most critical vulnerabilities, their risk level, and their impact on the organization, including clear remediation priorities.
The report also includes a recommended remediation roadmap and guidance for the further development of your cybersecurity maturity.
Sample report →Answers to the most common questions our clients ask before starting a penetration testing engagement.
What is a penetration test?
A penetration test (pentest) is a systematic security assessment of applications, infrastructure, or cloud environments. Security specialists simulate real-world attacks to identify weaknesses, evaluate their impact, and propose concrete remediation steps. Testing combines manual and automated techniques and follows methodologies such as OWASP, PTES, OSSTMM, and MITRE ATT&CK.
How long does a penetration test usually take?
A standard penetration test of a web application or API typically takes approximately 8–12 business days. This includes the active testing phase as well as preparation of the final report. Larger or more complex environments may require additional time.
When can you start and when will the test be completed?
Standard lead time is typically 3–6 weeks prior to the start date, depending on tester availability and project scope. Once started, we usually complete the full cycle (testing and reporting) within two weeks.
When required, we can often adjust timelines and prioritize the engagement.
Which standards and methodologies do you follow?
We perform testing in line with established frameworks such as OWASP, MITRE ATT&CK, and PTES. Results can be mapped to requirements of ISO 27001, PCI DSS, or NIST SP 800-115.
Our consultants hold certifications including OSCP, CEH, ECSA, eWPT, CISA, OSWP, or CRTO.
What is the difference between a penetration test and a vulnerability scan?
A vulnerability scan is an automated tool that identifies known weaknesses. A penetration test combines automated scanning with manual verification and exploitation to confirm real-world impact and uncover complex or logic-based vulnerabilities.
How often should a penetration test be performed?
Most organizations conduct penetration testing at least once per year or after major changes to applications or infrastructure. High-risk sectors such as banking, SaaS, or healthcare often test quarterly or on a continuous basis.
How much does a penetration test cost?
Pricing depends on scope, complexity, and target type. Standard web application tests typically range between CZK 100,000–300,000, while larger infrastructure or red team engagements may cost more.
We provide transparent pricing and fixed quotes for clearly defined scopes.
Can penetration testing disrupt production systems?
No. Testing is conducted under controlled and agreed conditions. We coordinate testing windows, use non-intrusive techniques where required, and communicate in real time to minimize the risk of service disruption.
What is the difference between OWASP and OWASP Top 10?
OWASP (Open Web Application Security Project) is a global community that develops open standards, methodologies, and tools to improve application security. It includes frameworks such as the OWASP Testing Guide, ASVS, or SAMM.
OWASP Top 10 is just one OWASP project — a list of the ten most common and critical web application vulnerabilities, based on real-world testing data collected globally.
We help you identify real security gaps and propose concrete steps to eliminate them. Our clients value clear reports, practical proof-of-exploitation, and the professional approach of our ethical hackers.
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